The buzz is that Wendall allegedly insured his Ford Ranger car with Alliance Insurance Company on March 18, 2013, two days after he crashed the same car. He then allegedly lodged a false insurance claim of $25,000 for the same car.
The insurance company, suspecting a foul play, launched an investigation and reportedly found out that Wendall crashed the car before he insured it with them.
This led to his arrest on Friday, while we gathered that he would soon be charged to court for prosecution.
The tin wit all dis overnight celebrities is start once dey start on a high profile(winning huge amount of money)dey kip on aiming higher n involve themselves in silly n disgraceful things.Wendall u moved frm celebrity dude tu cell dude...pele sha..
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ReplyDeleteIt is hard to determine the exact value for the amount of money stolen through insurance fraud. Insurance fraud is designed by fraudsters to be undetectable, unlike visible crimes such as robbery or murder. As such, the number of cases of insurance fraud that are detected is much lower than the number of acts that are actually committed .
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